Stan Store has become a popular choice for social media creators looking to monetize their TikTok and Instagram audiences. But it's not the only option out there — and depending on your needs, it might not even be the best one. Whether you're looking for lower fees,
When most founders hear the word “giveaway,” they imagine expensive prizes, low-quality leads, or outdated marketing tactics. But for Jack Paxton, former growth marketer at AppSumo and marketing strategist at Topaz Labs, giveaways were the engine behind some of the most explosive growth those companies ever experienced. Today, Jack
Looking for the most realistic, brandable AI influencers in 2026? Whether you're a creator, brand, startup, or marketing agency — AI influencer generators have made it possible to design, customize, and deploy virtual influencers in minutes. Here are the top 10 platforms leading the space right now. Influencer Studio
Emily Tang is a new founder, podcast host, tv host, and superstar AI entrepreneur. We finally got a chance to interview her about her newly launched startup, Influencer Studio. The AI influencer market is expected to reach 10 billion dollars by 2035. AI influencers are poised to dominate and flood
In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence, generative AI tools have become game-changers for creatives, businesses, and developers alike. While Midjourney has long been a standout for its stunning AI-generated images, the landscape is now bustling with powerful alternatives that offer unique features and capabilities. Here’s
A team quietly dropped a new project called Glass—an open-source desktop AI meeting assistant that mimics Cluely’s core functionality... but with no paywall, cleaner UX, and full transparency. In just 4 days, they shipped a working version of Cluely’s paid product—and made it 100% free
Most startup founders are easy to decode: a slick pitch deck, a few LinkedIn posts, a predictable hero's journey. But Roy Lee? Not so much. He built Cluely, the controversial AI tool that lets you “cheat on everything.” And depending on who you ask, he’s either a
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Editor's Note: This is one of the earliest interviews we did for Hyperlush. Talib happened to be one of my friends from earlier in my life and it was fortunate that we got one of his interviews early on. “I was talented but not smart about my career.
Four college students started out building a social media aggregator, then turned it into a multi-million dollar search engine business. Find out how they did it below. Look up Harrison Tang and Spokeo on the web and you’d think he was Attila and they the Hun army, wrecking
In this interview with Jason Wang, you’ll learn how he created a food delivery service with zero budget, how he got into the accelerator program Y Combinator, and how he ended up selling his startup for millions of dollars. It’s always an uphill battle for any startup, even
In this interview, you’ll find out how one 24-year-old went from being unemployed to being the CEO of a multi-million dollar company in a very short-time. Plus he’ll dish on how to get investment for your company. Being unemployed doesn’t mean you’re
He is one of the most renowned Internet marketers on the planet. His website Smart Passive Income has been recognized as an authority in the Internet marketing niche. Aside from running his blog, he’s also started 2 different podcasts which have both become extremely popular in a short amount
Allen Wong founded Rego Apps, where he creates a variety of iPhone and Android apps such as the super popular 5-0 Radio app. In this interview, Wong shares how a young 20-year-old entrepreneur can be driving exotic cars and making millions of dollars in the app store.
She set out to make everyone happy by feeding us the two things we all love. Cookies and ice cream. Now that Coolhaus is evolving into more than just ice cream shop, we got a chance to talk to this entrepreneur to hear more about her future empire. LA weather
The story of how two entrepreneurs went from selling “unauthorized” Lakers gears to creating one of the most well-received brands in streetwear. (Even the Biebs rocks their line). When I first learned about the clothing brand D9 Reserve through their IG account, I had a few pre-conceived notions
A few months ago, I came across a Reddit post about Shelly Cove, a new t-shirt company that had just done $12,000 in sales. I was super intrigued because $12,000 is obviously a freakin’ awesome number and the guy was a regular 20-year-old college student